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Home Improvements, Kitchens · October 9, 2020

Ideas For Your Kitchen Renovation From Design To Execution

The process of kitchen renovation or a general renovation can prove to be a very creative process and a revealing one as you explore your likes and dislikes when it comes to decoration and design choices. However, in addition to being fun a kitchen renovation can become quite expensive, time consuming and cause a lot of stress. From initial planning to the final decision about style and colours that will make your space aesthetically pleasing, there are many things that you should consider. Although there is infinite material on the internet, you should aim for what you really want and not be influenced by external factors. This post gives you the steps you need to progress a successful kitchen renovation, to help keep you focused and on track. Don’t rush it, you can take as much time and thought as you need – so let’s get started because Luxury kitchens are worth it! 

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Assess Your Needs

For starters this is a great way to get rid of clutter you do not need in your home. Now look at your kitchen and make a list of what you like and what you do not like. The list can contain everything. For example, from how much space your kitchen has – and where – to the types of appliances and the colour of the cabinets. Think about whether your existing kitchen space is adequate and needs to be expanded or reduced. You can consider creating an open kitchen that connects to the dining room, especially if it is relatively small. Also, it would help to wonder how you want to use the space going forwards. Do you just want to have a kitchen where you can prepare your meal, or dream of a multi-functional space where you can eat and spend time with your friends and family? In this case, looking at the furniture, the worktops and appliances will lead you to the right decisions. 

Plumbing Installations

Will you use the existing plumbing fixtures for your sink and appliances or will you need to install additional plumbing? In kitchen renovation, we can all understand how important plumbing is. Are you thinking of placing an island in the middle of the kitchen that contains the sink and other household appliances? If so, you need to decide before the construction process begins. This is because all the required plumbing and electrical installations must be done first. Decide where your appliances will be, small and large, so that there is a power supply where you want it. 

Lighting Options

Lighting in a kitchen renovation is a very important factor to consider. Make your lighting as flexible as possible, meaning it would be useful to be able to individually adjust the lighting in different zones of your kitchen. For example, you can put hidden lighting under your cabinets which will illuminate the preparation area. When you think everything out thoroughly and get these key details right, and do the work in the right order, you will have the best possible result.

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